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The ice wall containment method has never been used on such a scale before. The ice wall would freeze the ground to a depth of some 90 feet (27 meters) through a system of pipes designed to carry a coolant between minus 20 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. The U. S. Department of Energy's former site at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee used an ice wall to contain plutonium waste, but only for six years. Building a nearly mile long ice wall around four nuclear reactor buildings is unprecedented.
“Half of them (Blonds) thought they should just leave the Earth to us (humans) - that we had earned the right to live. But a small group (of Blonds) thought that we shouldn't live - that we were created, so we should be destroyed.”
- “Tyler Jones,” abducted by tall Blonds, Gadsden, Alabama
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Updated September 3 with mp3 Audio Interview / August 30, 2013 Gadsden, Alabama - Continuing interview with “Tyler Jones” form Part 1.
“My brother said the Blond man showed him it was reptilians (doing mutilations).”
- “Tyler Jones,” Gadsden, Alabama
Updated September 3 with mp3 Audio Interview / August 30, 2013 Gadsden, Alabama - In December 1974, a bloodlessly mutilated heifer was found dead inside one of dozens of odd circles made in the bare ground of a large, dry pasture in Meeker County, Minnesota. Researcher Al Madsen and a pilot flew over the field touched by snow and took the aerial photograph below.
“After the pickups and phones would not work near
that second mutilated cow, we didn’t park anywhere close to the
dead animals. It was a little eerie even messing with them.”
- Alex Peterson, Owner, Windmill Ranch, Haigler, Nebraska
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Originally published August 18, 2013 and updated August 20, 2013 Haigler, Nebraska - Haigler, Nebraska rancher, Alex Peterson, stressed with me how difficult it would be to travel in the sugar-sand of the hills around the ranch near his windmill and beyond to the site about 300 feet from the windmill to where he dragged the first two mutilated cows and the third cow with the apparent broken spine.
“This cow was a real fresh mutilation like the first one we found (June 16), maybe only two hours since she was killed. And this pregnant cow had her head stuck straight down in a hole.”
- Alex Peterson, Owner, Windmill Ranch, Haigler, Nebraska
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Originally published August 13, 2013, and then updated August 19, 2013 Haigler, Nebraska - In my investigations of the animal mutilation phenomenon since September 1979 and my television production for KMGH-TV entitled A Strange Harvest, I have talked with several ranchers and law enforcement about necropsies that confirmed bones had been broken in mutilated animals implying they were dropped to the ground from a height.
“Something very unusual struck me. If these two lighter and brighter colored photo strips were left over from earlier satellite photos, their location would most likely be random and not related to each other. However, if you look at the jpeg of the area I have attached to this email, they are very definitely related to the dead cows!”
- Retired Naval Flight Officer Captain Mark Wood
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Updated August 12, 2013 Albuquerque, New Mexico - I emailed to retired Naval Flight Officer Mark Wood the Google Earth image and Lat/Long coordinates of the 3 dead pregnant cows sent to me by Haigler, Nebraska rancher Alex Peterson, Updated Part 3 of these Earthfiles reports. I received back the following email from Captain Wood with written permission to use on the record his full name and military background.
“Coming up through the roof of her (pregnant Angus) mouth right straight through the sinus cavity and into the top of her head - there was just a big hole, no brain.”
- Rancher Alex Peterson, Haigler, Nebraska
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UPDATE August 12, 2013 - Timeline correction by WindmillAngus Ranch owner Alex Peterson in Haigler, Nebraska, after discovering he had mistakenly used a July 2013 calendar instead of what should have been a June 2013 calendar:
